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Presentations & Public Speaking

The content will be specific to each client, individual delegate and group, and their particular requirements, but may include elements of the following:

bulletThe importance of good personal presentation
bulletConsidering the audience, their profile and tailoring the presentation/speech to meet their needs
bulletDealing with nerves, using adrenalin to help not hinder
bulletIdentifying the type of presentation required
bulletGetting your message across
bulletThe importance of good planning and preparation – know your subject
bulletUsing prompts effectively without creating barriers between presenter and audience
bulletDealing with questions, handling objections and audience feedback
bulletReading your audience before, during and after the presentation/speech
bulletDeveloping your own personal style of delivery
bulletAppropriate use of visual aids
bulletProjecting credibility through tone of voice and body language
bulletPresenting persuasively to achieve agreed objectives
bulletImproving confidence and professionalism

Personal and Organisational Learning Outcomes

bulletThe ability to deliver clear and concise presentations/speeches pitched to suit the audience
bulletEffective, professional and informative use of visual aids
bulletThe ability to engage audience attention and participation throughout
bulletAbility to communicate with people at all levels, regardless of the subject and deal with questions and objections
bulletApply presentation techniques which awaken and maintain interest in the subject

 

 

 

 

 

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